Ideal Gases

1L =1 dm3= 0.001 m3

1L=1000 cm3, cc, mL 1m3 =1000 dm3 =106 cm3

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Chapter 16: The Properties of Gases

Gas Constant

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Real Gases versus Ideal Gases

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300 K

CH4

Van der Waals, Redlich-Kwong, Peng-Robinson

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Van der Waals, Redlich-Kwong, Peng-Robinson

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ethane at 400 K

ethane at 305.33 K

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Experimental P-V isotherms of CO2

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Cubic Equations of State describe both liquid and gaseous region

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Critical values of Pc , Vc , and Tc for vwd EOS

Critical values of Pc , Vc , and Tc for R-K EOS

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The constant values of EOS can be obtained from Pc and Tc

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Law of Corresponding States (LOCS)

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Based on LOCS, all gases have the same functional

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Virial Equation of State

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Experimental Determination of B2V

B2V and Temperature

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Relationships between virial coefficients and intermolecular interactions

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Lennard-Jones Potential

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Divide both sides by

B2V and LOCS

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@ T* | 3.2 , B2v (T*) =0

B*2V vs T* and Boyle Temperature

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The second virial coefficient indicates the first deviation from ideal gas

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Three contributions to attractive force

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Hard-Sphere Potential

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Square-Well Potential

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Relationship between B2V and a, b coefficients in vdw EOS

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Relationship between B2V and a, b coefficients in vdw EOS

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